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Obituaries
Reburial services for S/SGT.
LEON BERGER of 1734 Virginia
Park, will be held at 10:30 a. m.
7 Sunday, Sept. 4,
At the Hebrew
Benevolent So-
ciety. Rabbi Ja-
cob E. Segal will
.:officiate, with
the Julius Ros-
enwald Post of
: :,:the American
Legion paying
military tribute.
will be at
S/Sgt. Berger t h e veterans'
section of Hebrew Memorial
Park. S/Sgt. Berger was 24 when
he died in battle, June 22, 1943,
in Hull, Germany. He had en-
listed in the service in June,
1942, while a student at the
University of Detroit. He is sur-
vived by his mother, Mrs. Ida
Berger; brothers, David, Julius,
Irving; sisters, Mrs. Beck•Asch-
er, Mrs. Isabelle Ascher, Char-
lotte Berger, Mrs. Yetta Fried-
man, Mrs. Rae Weingarden and
Louise Berger.
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MRS. RUTH GUTTMANN, 25,
of 2612 Hazelwood, died Aug. 22
in an automobile accident in
Bedford, Pa., enroute to New
York. Funeral services were held
at the Hebrew Benevolent Soc-
iety with interment at Beth
Tefilah cemetery, rabbi Leopold
Neuhaus and Cantor Alexander
Roberg officiated. Mrs. Gutt- :
mann is survived by her hus-
band, Hans; her daughter, Viv-
ian, and her father, Martin Solo-
mon.
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MORRIS GOLDBERG, 76, of
the Jewish Home for the Aged,
died Aug. 24. Funeral services
were held at the Hebrew Benev-
olent Society. Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
man officiated. He is survived
by his sons, David and Louis;
his daughters, Mrs. Lillie Paul,
Mrs. Fannie Spielman, Mrs.
Sadie Suddelson;- 12 grandchild-
ren, 10 great grandchildren.
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JACOB CASH, '71, of 2722
Clairmount, died Aug. 25. Fun-
eral services were held at the
Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz offi-
ciated. He is survived by his
sons, Samuel, Max H., Michael;
his daughters, Mrs. Rose Ber-
man, Mrs. Sarah Cohen; five
grandchildren, two brothers, one
sister._
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JOSEPH BRIGHTMAN, 70, of
_2626 Calvert, died Aug. 28. Fune-
ral services were held at the He-
brew Benevolent Society. Rabbis
Leo Goldman and Joseph Thu-
mim officiated. He is survived
by his son, Morris; his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Helen Wallach, Mrs.
Clara Zabelle; 11 grandchildren;
two great-grandchildren; a bra-
ther, Nathan Brightman, and a
sister, Riva KaSs.
O•mve,
SAMUEL ZIEMAN, 58, of 17593
Santa Barbara, died Aug. 23.
Services were held at Kaufman
Chapel with Rabbi Lehrman and
Cantor •Sonenklar officiating. He
leaves his sons, Joseph L., Fred
and Hyman; daughters, Ruth,
and Mrs. Samuel Nelson of
Miami. Interment, Machpelah
•
Cemetery.
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LOTTIE HARRIS, 16904 La-
Salle, died Aug. 23. services were
held at Kaufman Chapel with
Rabbi Akselrac officiating. She
leaves three sons, A. Louis, Ben-
jamin K. of Bryn . -Mawr, Pa.,
Sanford M. of Brussels, Belgium;
her father, A. Louis Cohen of
Seattle, and a brother, Joseph
Cohen of Seattle. Interment,
White Chapel Memorial Park.
Durfee Student Victim.
In Polio Epidemic
Julie Gottlieb, 14 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Gottlieb of 3274 Elmhurst
died of polio, Aug. 26, in Herman
Kiefer Hospital.
Julie was a student at Dur-
fee Intermediate school and a
,member of Girl Scout Troop No.
220. She is survived by her par-
ents and three brothers, Rich-
ard, Allen M. and Gerald.
Funeral services were held at
Lewis Brothers, •with Rabbi Ad-
ler officiating. Interment was at
Beth Tefila Emanuel Cemetery.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 2, 1949-
LOUIS FINEMAN, 18213 North-
lawn, died Aug. 25. Services were
held at Kaufman Chapel with
Rabbi Segal and Cantor Fenakel
officiating. He leaves his wife,
Irene; a daughter, Jean; his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Fineman; two brothers, Albert
and Morris; and a sisteri Mrs.
Ben Kaufman. Interment, West-
wood Cemetery.
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Hold Reburial Services
For SiSgt. Sol Yetz
Funeral and reburial services
for S/Sgt. Sol Yetz, for whom
the Yetz-Cohen post and auxil-
iary of the Jewish War Veterans
was named, will be held at 11
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ESTHER HEIMAN (E t h el
Brill), 3307 Tyler, died Aug. 27.
Services were held at Kaufman
•Chapel with Rabbi Fisher, Rabbi
Lehrman and Cantor Katzman
officiating. She leaves two sons,
Irving and Milton; four broth-
ers, Alex Fisch, Louis Fisch,
David Fisch and Joseph Fischer;
three sisters, Mrs. Grace Sch-
wartz, Mrs. Alex White and Mrs.
Bernard Grossberg. Interment,
Bnai Moshe Section of Oakview
Cemetery.
Monument
Unveilings
On the Record
By NATHAN ZIPRIN
(Copyright, 1949, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, • Inc.)
Beware of Pakistan
.
Chaudbry KhaliqUazamman, president of the All-Pakistan
Moslem League, is about to tour Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Turkey,
Egypt and "Saudi Arabia . . . He wants to win over all those coun-
tries to the idea of an "Islamic Bloc" . . . An economic conference
of Moslem nations is planned for November in Karachi . • . Pakis-
tan is numerically and potentially the most powerful Moslem.
Country . . . A new situation is bound to develop if Pakistan gains
economic and political strength and becomes a rallying center of
a Mohammedan bloc . . . Pakistan's attitude toward the State of
Israel may become one of the crucial developments of the future
.. . For a long time consistent efforts have been made by British
and Arab agitators in Pakistan to foment anti-Israel bias.
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Sticky Palms
-
An American who recently returned here from an extended
trip to Israel, in his analysis of conditions in the new state, laid
particular emphasis of the fact that the governinent of Israel is
free of corruption . . . This may not mean much td the average
American . . . However, it is a unique phenomenon in the Middle
East, where all states are known for their corruption . . Presi-
dents, Prime Ministers and Cabinet members in the Arab states
have "sticky palms" . . . They can almost invariably be had for a
price . . . Whenever a political upheaval takes place in one of
those countries the first question invariably asked is who—mean-
ing whose money—is behind it.
The Israel Premier Ben Gurion receives a salary of 75 pounds
a month . . With tax deductions of 35 pounds a month he has
left only 40 pounds or $420.00 monthly . . . He lives in the same
simple abode, as he did prior to his premiership . . . When on one
of the Jewish holidays he entertained several guests at dinner,
S/SGT. SOL YETZ
he and some of the guests assisted Mrs. Ben Gurion in washing the
dishes . . . Ben Gurion and other Mapai leaders have an enviable
a.m. Sunday, - Sept. 4, at the record of lives devoted to an ideal, of lives of material sacrifices
Kaufman Chapel.
. . . Their salaries were always modest . . . It is this integrity
Rabbis Joseph Rabinowitz and which explains why they haste such a hold on the people of Israel.
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Solomon Gruskin, assisted by
Cantor Hyman Adler, will offici- Public Notes on Private Life of Ben Gurion
ate at the services. Members of . . . Even in the middle class and the wealthy Jews—no matter
Yetz-Cohen Post will provide what' their grievances, and they have many—have unquestionable
military honors. Burial will be at faith and confidence in the integrity of the Mapai leaders .. . A
Machpelah Cemetery.
couple of months ago Ben Gurion purchased a frigidaire, replacing
S/Sgt. Yetz was killed in ac- an old, broken ice-box . .. The workman was supposed'to receive
tion Jah. 18, 1945, in Luxem- some four pounds for installing the frigidaire but refused the
of 26. He is money . .. He wanted to have the honor of having rendered a
bourg, at the
survived by hiS
hi
s mother, Mrs. service to Ben Gurion . . . Such is the popularity of Ben Gurion
Celia Yetz and a sister, Mrs. . . . His reputation as military strategist is surpassed only by his
reputation as statesman . .. It is no accident that he holds the
Philip Weinstein.
A graduate of Northern High portfolio of Minister of Defense, a post he hopes to relinquish
School, he operated a confec- when tranquility returns . . . Some years •ago, at the height of
the tension with Britain, Ben Gurion held a press conference at
tionery at 675 E. Euclid. •
the Commodore Hotel in New York . .. After the conference this
writer asked the future Premier what his plans were in the event
Britain' resorted to greater military force in Palestine ... His re-
ply was: "If necessary I personally will take over the defense of
the Yishuv."
In loving memory of our be-
loved mother,' Sonya Rosen, who From Many Corners
left us in the year 1945. "In our •
Dr. Abba Ville' Silver, who has been resting at a French re-
hearts she lives forever." Sadly sort, is about )6 return to the United States . . . The chances of.
missed by her husband, Louis, Potash works in Israel resuming their activities are bright .
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boyer and New concerted efforts are about to be made in Washington by -
family, and all of her children. Zionists and Jewish bodies to counter-act the unfavorable atti
tude which has been manifested both by the White House and
the State Department towards Israel . . . Israel's Ambassador,
`Lost Boundaries' Is
Eliahu Elat, is on the alert . . . His diplomatic skill has won
Great Human Document many friends for the state . of Israel .. • John Hersey has com-
pleted his novel on the Warsaw Ghetto during the' last war . . .
"Lost Boundaries," the great Jacob Glatstein, scintillating essayist and one of the most out-
film dealing with the racial standing Yiddish poets, is to represent the Yiddish P.E.N. Club
problem, which continues to at the International P.E.N. congress in Venice . . . Should a de-
bate develop at Venice over the admission of the German P.E.N.
draw record crowds at the Fox, club to the international body, Glatstein can be counted on giving
should be made a MUST on the brilliant leadership to the opposition . . • He' is a graduate of
movie calendar of every Ameri- New York University's School of Law.
can who desires to • learn the
truth about the developing solu- World Dante Society Founds Israel Branch
tions to the Negro problem.
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A as well as 'by representatives of
Concerning itself primarily branch of -the "Dante Alighieri the .government and 'the Hebrew
with Negroes who "Pass" for Society" to promote Italian cul: University. Dr. Emanuel Olsvan-
whites, the film deserves more ture was founded here in cere- ger read several chapters of
than passing attention from all monies attended by the Italian Dante's "Inferno," which he re-
elements in American- life. While and other consuls in Jerusalem, cently translated into Hebrew.
the "passing" experiences are
not as marked among Jews,
there is a kinship in the prob-
"ONE OF THE FINEST EQUIPPED FUNERAL
lem presented in "Lost Bound-
aries" for all groups in America.
ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES"
Great acting and brilliant di-
recting marks this filth. It is a
great human document.
Unveiling services will be held
for Mrs. Rose Croogloff, late
wife of Max Croogloff, at the
Chesed shel Emes Cemetery, 12
Mile Rd. and Gratiot, at 1 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 4. Rabbi • Moses
Lehrman will officiate. Friends
are invited to attend.
* * *
Family of the late Louis Chud
announces the unveiling -of a
monument in his memory at 12
noon, Sunday, Sept. 12 at Work-
men's Circle Cemetery. Rabbi
Jacob Segal will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited to at-
tend.
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Children of the late Minnie
Mina Pollack announce the un-
veiling of a monument in 1.1r
memory at 1:30 p.m., Sunday,
Sept. 18, at Beth Moses Ceme-
tery. Rabbi David Golden - will
officiate. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
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The family of the late David
Levine- announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 11 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 11, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Morris Alder and Cantor Jacob
Soneiiklar will officiate. Friends
and 'relatives are invited to at-
tend the service.
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The family of the late Gilda
Partrite announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in her mem-
ory at .11 a.m., Sunday, Sept 11,
at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited to at-
tend the services.
• * *
The family of the late Belle
Belkin announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory
at 12 noon Sunday, Sept. 11, at
Beth Abraham Cemetery, Wood-
ward at Eight Mile Rd. Rabbi
Morris Adler will officiate.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend the service.
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The family of the late 'Mrs.
Ida Goldstein announces the
unveiling of a . monument* in her
memory at 1 p.m.
p
Sunday, Sept.
11, at Chesed shel Emes Ceme- Ask Israel Consulate
tery. Rabbi Leo Goldman will In Miami, Fla., Area
officiate. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend the service.
WASHINGTON. (JTA) — A re-
quest that Israel open a con-
Late Store Executive
sulate in the Miami, Fla., area
has been forwarded to Israeli
Got Start in Michigan
Foreign Minister Moshe Shar-
Sidney M. Netzorg, 58, presi- ett by Rep. George A. Smathers,
dent of the Virginia Dare Stores Democrat, of Florida.
Corp., died Aug. 20 in New York.
His merchandising career be-
Haile Selassie claimed descent
gan in 1909 when, with his fath- from Solomon and the Queen. of
er and an uncle, Henry J. Ja- Sheba.
cobson, he purchased the Chase
Department Store in Pontiac.
Later he acquired the Elliott
MONUMENTS
Taylor and Wolfender Depart-
rnent Store in Detroit and the
By Karl C. Berg
Schroeder Department Store in
Owner
Battle Creek.
Max Wrotslaysky
The Virginia Dare Corpora-
Monument Works
tion, which he joined in 1932,
Distinctive
controls 22 stores in the East
Monuments
and Middle West, including one
Reasonably Priced
in Detroit.
3201 JOY ROAD
Corner Wildemere
He is survived by his wife,
TYler 6-0196
Leah Herman Netzorg; and two
sisters, Hattie Meyers of Detroit
and Lillian Blach of Birming-
ham, Ala.
In Memoriam
Detroit's Most Reliable Jewish
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